If you have never heard Handle's Messiah, it's a must. The music and beauty of the message are an incredible experience. This Christmas season, perhaps you can take some time to listen to it. I recommend it highly. Our passage today is from Isaiah 40, and it's put to music in the Messiah.

To some, "work" is a frightening word. But it is actually a gift from God. It is. And when we do a job well, we can take satisfaction in our work. Here's a short message on work.

It's a word not found in scripture, but it's one that is loaded with significance. Why is it important? Where to start? Starting with John 1:1, let's examine these questions together.

The story of David and Goliath is one of my favorites. It is found in 1 Samuel 17, and as a child, I imagined being David out facing Goliath. But the story serves more that just being a thriller, it speaks of David's relationship with the Lord. Here's a short message on David and Goliath.

Wisdom is something we all hope to have, but it seems to often be in short supply. We have lots of different types of schools that help us get knowledge, but wisdom is something beyond simply knowing details, isn't it? Here's a short message on fear, wisdom and skunks.

It's a word that is loaded with meaning and implications for each of us. Some belittle it, or ignore it, or even hate it. But once truly grasped, is a most powerful and wonderful gift of God. Here's a short message on salvation.

Did you have someone you thought was a great hero? Were there certain people you particularly admired? We probably all have had our heroes from time to time. Here's a short message about heroes and who we might admire.

Today is Cyber Monday! Before COVID-19 changed everything, this was the day when we searched the internet for real bargains. And perhaps you're doing that today. Looking for a bargain to keep you costs down as you go holiday shopping. Here's a short message on asking God for two gifts.

My parents used to admonish me to be kind to my sisters. Of course, I thought they probably needed my "constructive criticism." Evidently they didn't. I regret things I said to them in my adolescence. And now, I love them all dearly. Here is a short message on being kind.

We shall sing the Song of Moses and the Lamb, for it is the song of the redeemed.